FTJCF 16in Owl Girls Backpack 3-Piece Set Review

Intro

This FTJCF 3-piece school set is a 16" (16" x 12" x 6" listed) kids' backpack bundled with a matching lunch box and pencil case and sold in a range of cartoon colorways. The listing describes the fabric as polyester, the pack as water resistant, and the design as an upgraded UV print with reflective strips; it also gives the storage volume (18 liters) and notes a maximum compatible device size of 16 inches. Owners consistently praise the bright graphics, roomy compartments, and smooth zippers; a few buyers warn about small detachable parts (a pom zip charm) and packaging choices. Below I break down what the set actually is, how it performs day to day, safety considerations, and whether it makes a dependable gift for the child on your list.

What it is / first look

At its core this is a bundled kids' school set: a backpack, a lunch box, and a pencil bag. The listing's short feature summary calls it a “3 in 1 School Bag Set” and explicitly lists the included pieces and a furry pom zip charm; a name tag is noted inside the backpack. The listed backpack size and capacity are concrete: Item Dimensions are 6" D x 12" W x 16" H, with a storage volume of 18 liters. The lunch box size is stated as 9" x 8.5" x 3.5". The listing also gives a few functional details: two main compartments, four pockets total, two side pockets, padded adjustable breathable shoulder straps, and a mesh elastic pocket. The pack is described as water resistant and made of polyester, and the listing claims the bag has undergone physical and chemical safety tests and includes reflective strips for nighttime visibility.

Visual/style treatment is part of the product sell: the listing highlights an upgraded UV printing process and a vivid cartoon pattern centered on an owl design for the default color. The store offers many alternate color/pattern options across the same product line (see colors list below).

Colors available

• Butterfly Purple
• Dog Girls Pink
• Dog Girls Purple
• Fox Pink
• Leopard Purple
• Pink Flamingo
• Pink Flamingo01
• Pink Mermaid
• Pink Unicorn
• Pink Unicorn 02
• Pink Unicorn02
• Purple Cat
• Purple Owl
• Rabbit Pink
• Rainbow Unicorn Pink
• Sleep Unicorn Green
• Sleep Unicorn Purple
• Tiger Pink
• Unicorn Rainbow Purple
• Zhenzhu-zi1

Who this is a good gift for

Be specific when matching this set to a child—pattern and size matter as much as price. The listing explicitly recommends the bag for children aged 4 to 8; use that as your baseline.

The new kindergartener or early elementary student (ages 4–8)

Why: the listing describes two compartments and side pockets sized to hold daily necessities and standard A4 folders, and owner reports repeatedly call out roomy pockets and good capacity. The included lunch box and pencil case make this a one-stop starter kit for a child’s first school year.

The kid who loves bold, cartoon graphics and playful details

Why: the set’s selling point is its bright, upgraded UV-printed artwork and a furry pom charm. Owners who bought for a style-conscious child report higher confidence and enthusiasm after getting the bag. Assumption: the recipient likes loud, colorful designs.

The budget-minded gift buyer who wants a complete set

Why: this is sold as a backpack + lunchbox + pencil bag package, which simplifies shopping. Owners commonly note the value of the bundled pieces and say the zippers and materials feel solid for the price. Assumption: you want a ready-made set rather than sourcing individual pieces.

The parent or grandparent packing school lunches

Why: owners report the lunch box can hold a two-compartment meal prep container and possibly a snack box or juice. The lunch box dimension is stated in the listing, so you can check the fit against your own containers before buying.

The small-travel or daycare kid

Why: water resistance, padded straps, and a name tag inside (all listed features) make the set useful for short trips, daycare, and field trips. Assumption: the child won’t be overloading the pack with heavy textbooks.

In daily use

This section draws on the listing details plus patterns that appear in owner feedback. Owners repeatedly mention three practical points: roomy pockets, smooth zippers, and comfortable straps.

Packing for school

The bag is described as having two compartments and two side pockets with four pockets total, which owners say is roomy for typical elementary needs. The listing suggests the main compartments will take A4 folders, and multiple owners confirm that the backpack can hold a good amount of books and school essentials for a young child. If your giftee carries heavier middle- or high-school textbooks, note the listed recommendation (ages 4–8) and the pack’s 18-liter capacity; it’s designed for early-school loads rather than full-sized teen textbooks.

Lunch and snacks

Lunch box dimensions are provided in the listing (9" x 8.5" x 3.5"), and several owners report that their meal prep container with two compartments fits inside the lunch bag, with room for a small extra snack or drink. Owners also note the lunch box doesn’t add much weight unless it’s packed to the brim.

Comfort and wear

The listing lists padded, adjustable, breathable straps; owner notes back that the straps feel comfortable. One owner specifically mentions adjustable padded straps and a padded back area with a cute stitched heart detail against the wearer’s back. Owners report zippers operate smoothly and that the material feels durable, which matters if the child slings the pack on the floor or hangs it from a hook.

Small parts and playful features

The set ships with a furry pom zip charm (listed), and owners note that it’s a hit with kids—until it isn’t. Multiple owners report the pom popped off or detached during early handling, and one owner mentioned it detached before school even started. If the recipient is very young or tends to pull at zipper charms, consider removing or supervising the charm to avoid losing it.

Materials & build quality

The listing states the material is polyester and lists the bag as water resistant. Owners commonly describe the material and zippers as feeling durable for the price; several reviewers use words like “sturdy,” “roomy,” and “great quality” when describing the three-piece set. The listing also notes padded, breathable shoulder straps and a mesh elastic pocket, which owners mention as useful and comfortable.

Design specifics called out by the listing include the upgraded UV printing process for the graphics and reflective strips for night-time visibility. Owner notes repeatedly praise the vibrant, Lisa Frank–style colors and prints; a few buyers singled out sequins or reversible sequin panels as a playful touch (this detail appears in owner reports rather than the listing bullet copy and should be treated as user-observed, not an explicit manufacturer spec).

Minor build complaints in owner feedback: the furry pom charm detaching is the most commonly reported weakness. There are also a few “fragile” mentions where buyers hoped for heavier construction; these are minority voices, but they do appear multiple times, so treat them as a pattern rather than an exception.

Safety considerations

Safety-first shoppers should weigh the listing claims and owner signals.

• Listing safety claims: the product copy says the bag has undergone “strict physical and chemical safety tests” and lists reflective strips for better nighttime visibility. Those are manufacturer/listing claims and should be verified against current product documentation if the details matter to you.
• Small parts: owners report the furry pom zip charm detached in some cases. Because the charm is a small, detachable item, buyers should consider choking-risk policies for very young children—especially kids under 3. The listing’s recommended age is 4–8, which helps align the product to an age where small detachable decor is less of a regulatory hazard.
• Water resistance: the listing states the bag is water resistant, not waterproof. That means it should shrug off light rain or splash but won’t protect packed contents in heavy downpours or submersion. If you need fully waterproof protection for electronics or medication, this isn’t rated for that purpose in the listing.
• Device compatibility: the listing gives a “Compatible Device Size Maximum” of 16 inches. That suggests the pack can accommodate a device up to 16" in size, but the listing does not describe extra padding or a rigid laptop sleeve for heavy devices—so treat it as fit-for-size rather than protective transport unless the current listing adds a padded laptop compartment.

Who should skip it

• Anyone who needs a heavy-duty, waterproof backpack for older students carrying lots of textbooks—this set is pitched at early elementary use and 18 liters of storage.
• Buyers who want a minimalist or plain/unbranded look—this product’s selling point is bright, cartoon styling and visible prints.
• Parents of toddlers under 4 who are sensitive to detachable charms: the furry pom has been reported to come off, and the listing’s recommended age is 4–8.
• Someone who needs a highly protective laptop bag for devices larger than 16"—the listing limits the compatible device size to 16 inches and does not claim specialized laptop protection.

Verdict

Bottom line: this FTJCF 16" Owl 3-piece set is a practical, bright starter kit for a young child entering preschool or early elementary school. The listing provides clear sizing and capacity numbers (6" D x 12" W x 16" H, 18 liters, lunchbox dimensions), lists polyester construction and water resistance, and notes useful features like padded straps, reflective strips, and a name tag inside. Owner feedback aligns with those claims: buyers frequently call the set colorful, roomy, and well made for the price, while the most common negatives are the detachable pom charm and occasional concern over packaging or perceived fragility.

Gift verdict: buy / maybe / skip

• Buy if: the recipient is age 4–8, enjoys bold cartoon designs, and you want a ready-made school set (backpack + lunch box + pencil case).
• Maybe if: the child is younger than 4 or the recipient (or their parent) prefers plain, minimalist styles—consider asking about color preference first.
• Skip if: you need heavy-duty teen luggage, a waterproof bag for heavy outdoor use, or a highly protective laptop carrier for devices larger than 16".

Check before you buy

• Confirm the color/pattern variant you want—the store offers many named styles and some similar names are easy to confuse (for example, multiple "Pink Unicorn" variants are listed).
• Double-check the listed device compatibility (maximum 16") if you plan to pack a tablet or laptop and confirm whether the current listing mentions a padded device sleeve.
• Note the product-care instruction: the listing lists Hand Wash Only; check for any updated care guidance on the current product page if laundering is important to you.
• If small detachable parts are a concern (pom charm), consider removing the charm before giving to a child who mouths or pulls at things.
• Verify the lunch box dimensions against the meal containers you plan to use; owners report a two-compartment meal prep container fits, but that depends on your container size.
• Check the seller's packaging and return policy if presentation and returns matter—the product ships in clear packaging according to some owners who were surprised by that choice.

Overall, for a bright, playful school-start gift aimed at early elementary kids, this set is a practical and well-received option. The biggest recurring issues to manage are small detachable decorations and confirming the exact color variant before purchase.